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Kasie Hamman
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Kasie Hamman
Kindergarten Science
59 Lessons
John Q Thomas Elementary School
Flagstaff, AZ
Urban Environment
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Kindergarten Science
(9 Units, 59 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Nocturnal Animals(6 Lessons)
Unit 1 - Pumpkins(5 Lessons)
Unit 2 - My Body(8 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Nocturnal Animals(6 Lessons)
Unit 4 - Trees(6 Lessons)
Unit 5 - Simple Machines(8 Lessons)
Unit 6 - Magnets(5 Lessons)
Unit 7 - Insects(8 Lessons)
Unit 8 - Force and Motion(5 Lessons)
Unit 9 - Weather(8 Lessons)

Nocturnal vs. Diurnal
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Students learn that some animals have adapted to be awake in the day and some awake at night.
Standards
16 Resources
6 Favorites
16 Resources
6 Favorites

Bats and Echolocation
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Students explore different types of bats and how they use echolocation to fly at night.
Standards
13 Resources
5 Favorites
13 Resources
5 Favorites

Owls and thier Big Eyes and Cool Necks
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Student learn about different types of owls and how their eyes help them to see at night.
Standards
12 Resources
1 Favorite
12 Resources
1 Favorite

Raccoons and their Quick Claws
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Students learn about raccoons and how their sharp claws help them to find food in any situation.
Standards
12 Resources
1 Favorite
12 Resources
1 Favorite

Compare and Contrast Owls, Bats and Raccoons
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Students see the similarities and differences amongst different types of nocturnal animals.
Standards
11 Resources
1 Favorite
11 Resources
1 Favorite

Nocturnal Animal Presentations
Kindergarten Science
» Unit:
Nocturnal Animals

Big Idea:Students create and present information learned to work on bettering their presentation and language skills.
Standards
13 Resources
1 Favorite
13 Resources
1 Favorite